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Château Valangin is a small castle. It contains a museum that is open (as of 2024) from March to October. The opening times are as follows. Wed - Sat 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Entry is free with the Raiffeisen Memberplus card. The museum extends over three floors. Not wheelchair accessible! In the gardens, 9 different herbs and flower beds display crops from the Middle Ages. The castle complex also has a picnic area and a barbecue area.

A beautiful half-ruin. There is a museum in the intact part of the castle. Exploring the outside area is free. There is an interesting walking tour. The view from the castle is also very beautiful.

If you're looking for a scenic and refreshing hike in the Neuchâtel region, you can visit Château de Boudry, a medieval castle that houses a vine and wine museum. There you can discover the history and culture of viticulture in this region, which dates back to Antiquity.

Nice little road through the vineyards. It rolls past castles and into a valley, absolutely gorgeous.

Very beautiful castle. Being a private property, it cannot be visited

THE MUSEUM - Musée d’horlogerie, Château des Monts The Le Locle Clock Museum originated from a cabinet of curiosities founded in 1849. This first institution aimed to bring together all the historical, archaeological, natural and mechanical curiosities of the region. In 1858, its collections were transferred to the brand new industrial school - the predecessor of our current secondary school. The museum then consisted of a considerable collection of natural history, with mammals, birds, reptiles, insects... as well as antiques, weapons and, above all, coins. Art was not present. Curiously, watchmaking was only represented sporadically. At that time, the museum was only open to the public one day a year, on school leaving day. It was not until 1951 that a small group was formed with the aim of rebuilding the museum. However, they faced a major problem: finding an appropriate place to display the collections. The acquisition of the Château des Monts therefore meets all of these expectations. In this magnificent setting, the watch museum can be revived and enriched with new collections. The inauguration of the Le Locle watch museum takes place on May 23, 1959 in the Château des Monts. Text / Source: Musée d’horlogerie, Château des Monts http://www.mhl-monts.ch/de/historique.php

Museum on the history of watchmaking.